8 thoughts on “ I Bless The Day - LeRoy Hutson - Hutson (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Description "Hutson" is the third solo album by Leroy Hutson. Released on Curtom Records in but largely ignored; it is often praised as one of his best. Includes "Lucky Fellow", "So Much Love" and the singles "All Because of You" & "Can't Stay Away".

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Hutson on Discogs. Label: Curtom - CU • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Soul, Funk/5(3).

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3. Listen free to Leroy Hutson – Hutson (All Because Of You, I Bless The Day and more). 7 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at tellahicividesaxkamigdevilge.xyzinfo

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Hutson on Discogs. Label: Warner Bros. Records - K • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Funk / Soul • /5(13).

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5. Producer, Arranged By – Leroy Hutson Written-By – J. Hutson*, L. Hutson*, M. Hawkins* A2: You Bring Out The Best In Me Producer, Arranged By – Leroy Hutson Written-By – L. Hutson*, M. Hawkins* A3: Try Love Again Producer, Arranged By – Leroy Hutson Written-By – J. Reaves*, L. Hutson*, M. Hawkins* A4: You Can't Keep.

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6. Soul singer Leroy Hutson replaced Curtis Mayfield in the Impressions in the early '70s, then went on to a solo career that saw the release of eight albums between and , all but the last of them on Mayfield's Curtom Records label. Those records were only modestly successful and, while out of print in the U.S., have seen reissue in the U.K. Shortly before his death in , Mayfield.

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7. A killer early album by the great Leroy Hutson – the first set that has him stepping out as a true soul genius for the 70s! Hutson had originally been a later member of The Impressions – replacing Curtis Mayfield briefly after he'd gone solo – but he also had spent a fair bit of LP, Vinyl record album.

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8. One of our favorite soul albums ever – a complete masterpiece from the mighty Leroy Hutson, easily one of the greatest soul singers of the 70s! The album's got a warmth that's amazing, yet also still manages to groove all the way through – hitting a subtle, almost mellow vibe that's like Marvin Gaye or Roy Ayers at their best – but somehow even better because the album's a.

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